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They are also the moving chronicle of a mind recovering from depression, thrown into a world of senseless chaos, before there was a Sartre to theorise absurdity.

From The Guardian Nov. 18, 2020

It has generated thousands of memes as fans exclaim over how cute the Child is and theorise about what will happen next in the series.

From BBC Dec. 4, 2019

It is one thing to theorise about politics, but it’s another to do it while constantly taking the anxious pulse of the people.

From The Guardian Apr. 2, 2019

Some researchers theorise that suction-filter feeding in whales began with teeth that could be gnashed together to form a simple sieve, and that only subsequently were these teeth replaced by baleen.

From Economist Jun. 29, 2017

But when, after making up his mind which way to go, Samson tried to practise instead of theorise, he found the task not quite so easy.

From Crown and Sceptre A West Country Story by Nash, J.